₦airaland Forum

Times are hard, frustration is starting to set in, don't blame the person who wrote the comment.

Hardship can reconfigure the brain.

bastien:
When I no be woman
Games guys supposed get for their phone

Dream league soccer/First touch soccer
Real racing
Asphalt
Frontline commandor
Grand theft auto (San Andreas)

Is there Grand Theft Auto for Android devices, that would be awesome.

I still love flappy birds...
That game is hard,

He probably has a record now in being a best man.
Banky I hail o

Congrats, all da best.

I always wanted to develop an app..
Is vergee currently on play store??

Firstly, the quantity and frequency of usage, there's hardly an household in Nigeria that doesn't require tomatoes. The demand is always high.
When supply doesn't meet demand, there will be scarcity and higher prices.

Onions, water melons and the other items you listed have a lower demand. They are readily available and so the lower price.

The availability of the latter items is normal, the scarcity of tomato is abnormal, hence the complain.

Interesting... thought I was the only one who couldn't eat shawarma without it spilling all over.

Now I just stick to burgers, you cant go wrong with those, or pizza.

"The harder you mash the button, the stronger the attack",

That is so me, my hands are always red after any fightingg versus game - Tekken or mortal kombat.

Op, nice compilation.

Serious F.UK up..
Though y'all shouldn't act like you don't s.hit.

Though it dirty not to flush sha.

If only ladies can learn to be like this...

Well, I think comparing the state of America's economy with that of Ekiti, says it all.

I know Ekiti is a state, but I believe people insult Fayose because they aren't feeling the dividends of his governance.

Personally I don't subscribe to insults, but while it's admirable to eat out with the common man, he should mix that with adding value to Ekiti.
History should not remember him for eating pomno

Since Sunday

If all Nigerian niggas could do this, not just on the first date, but sustain it throughout the relationship, we would have fewer single ladies, fewer unfaithful ladies, and a better Nigeria

Bloggers need traffic...
Bills gat to be paid...

MadCow1:
But after marrying B, we cheat on her with A...

Lol, the irony of life..

Humans are indeed insatiable.

chrisblack:
guy u mumu die.you actually don't live in lagos.do you know the amount of money lost to an inefficient transport setting.i tell this is going to be one of the best things to happen in lagos. Traffic hold up leads to lost of billions.yes public transportation is also termed infrastructure if your narrow mined does not know dou think only trains can be called so.eko oni baje

I laugh in Spanish, so the buses being introduced will reduce traffic?
Please kindly teach me how that works

fados4sure:
Incase you are not aware, Lagos state is a state not a country

Exactly my point, why compare a state to "Europe"

fados4sure:
Look at you. The first time i step my feet in Europe, the taxi i took was a Limo and the driver was wearing complete suite with tie.

In case you are unaware Europe is a continent and not a country.
BTW I don't quite get the relevance of your comment to the topic or my post

sweetylicious:
It is you that has run out of what to say

Uuuuu, did I touch a nerve

Emodeee:
did you do account in school? How can can you say vehicle is not an asset?

If i'm not wrong ambode studied accounting in unilag. C'mon, ambode is working, lagos is working.

Jaymaxxy:
Try go learn the difference between liability and asset. The buses are for business purpose not for government officials to drive around. It will definitely bring more to the government purse.

Yes in accounting we all know it's an asset, in Economics it's a liability. Mr. Ambode is a governor and should be more interested in the economic implications of his actions NOT accounting.

As an economist, you measure the implication of your every policy, on the state and the populace -
Pertinent questions:
-What becomes of the current danfo drivers, will they be automatically employed or rendered jobless??

-What price will these vehicles charge, less than Danfos (another form of subsidy); same as Danfo, or considering their comfort - more than the current danfo charge??

-what's the long term maintenance plan for the buses??

These and many others are pertinence economic questions an economists, and I believe the governor, should be concerned with.

Introduction of buses, as I earlier explained, is a good investment, but considering Nigeria current state (early stages of a recession), they are better investment options.

alujonjonkijon:
u ar very wrong.taking brt to work in comfort encourages me ,more and more to leave my own car behind.so with much comfort many will glady go without their own car freeing up the roads.

I am not disputing his move has "some" advantages, kindly reread my comment, my point is Lagos has the largest IGR, it should be invested on infrastructure- low cost housing, interstate rail system, remodelling state school, public borehole systems, public toilets, the list is endless, NOT buses.

The socio economic impact of buses is minimal compared to the maintenance.

If you introduce buses in my state, in the core SW, it's multiplier effect would be higher as no transport system currently exist. Here Ambode is not introducing some thing new, he's just replacing an older system of transport (Danfo).

I am for constructive criticism, Nigeria is currently experiencing a recession, buying buses isn't a wise economic move.

Hopefully he can revamp NIS, the corruption there is pretty high.
Even the office in Abuja is not up to par, the parking lot is not levelled, potholes everywhere. It's just not fresh.
If systems and processes are introduced, passport issuance is another major source of govt revenue.

It seems Mr. Ambode is out of ideas on how to spend Lagos IGR..
Anyone close to him should pls tell him that vehicles aren't infrastructures, they can improve the cost of living, but the long term economic effect is minimal as its a liability not an asset.

Omoakinsuyi:
Think Jona he still better. He has Goodluck.Bubu has badluck (Tomato ebola, fall in crude oil price)

Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt.

Apologies if that's abit harsh, it's the best quote for your absurd comment.

Anyone that votes for GEJ is unaware of our current economic state.
Buhari is the lesser of 2 evils.

Politics, particularly the current administration, when the wife is PRO Buhari and Husband Anti- Buhari.
Innocent Buhari has broken so many homes...

With all the money she has, she could have at least employed an English Tutor.

2 likely causes: She ripped him off bad,
Or he's just crying like a b.itch cause she left him for someone else.

Virginsince1997:
he's cute, but him go dey beat person o

Nah, if you handle him right, he will treat you right.

True that.
Like Tyrion Lannister would say" Never forget what you are. The rest of the world will not. Wear it like armor, and it can never be used to hurt you.".

If you ain't so pretty, wear it like an armour, and market your other strengths, stop all this beauty is on the inside s.hit.

No man has it all.

Damn, is it really this bad....
I guess the rainy season might have added to the price escalation.
Tomato doesn't grow well in the rain.